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Aditya Mudbhary
Aditya Mudbhary
(December 16 - Still living / Patan, Nepal)
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Aditya Mudbhary Poems
- Death Fear It Not As thine wake up to the winter misty ...
- Unexplainable Love In the moment of drowsiness and indolence,...
- Ode On Winter The Whispering wind blows beside me, And the ...
- Ode To Mother Nature I pray to thee mother nature, Thine ...
- Sweet Misery In a dream of the deepest thoughts of mine, I ...
- Ode To The Ocean The hot noon sun rises up, And the dry ...
- Into Paradise Strange hours calling my mighty soul, Into ...
Aditya Mudbhary started poetry from a very young age. His inspirations come from the likes of John Keats and Walt Whitman. Despite his birth in Nepal, his first language is English as he was brought up with a Cambridge education since a very young age.
He can be seen as a revolutionary artist of words who combines old english with modern day vocabulary. He delibrately writes in this ... more »
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Death Fear It Not
As thine wake up to the winter misty morning,
With no sunlight,
Bright colorful flowers or the chirping birds singing their song,
The Feeling of death lurks within thy.
Close to thee, Thy see nothing,
Just fog and the gloomy atmosphere sing,
A close friend of old age comes and pays a visit to your fable feelings,
Although I tell thee, There is no need to be afraid.
Death makes angel's of us all,
And leads us a path of a new crawl,
Indifferent forms, Yes I tell thee,
But that's how nature works and that's how it wants to see.
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a young, bright poet whose poetry is filled with a beautiful imagery and enticing messages, but also with pain, sorrow and hope..
I enjoyed reading your poems, Aditya. Keep on posting!
Peace
very good poems. I liked all. thanks.
I invite you to read my poems and comment.
Hi,
I've read all your poems and you have the gift of writing and you show your emotions. That's the reason why most of people write to express themselves or they use it as their PersonalDiary. (I do.) Sometimes.
I liked The World Empire most.
Keep penning.
B.B.
dear eddie I've read all your work and I am surprised by the use of feeling you put into your poetry for such a young age, looking foreward to more terry